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rownak
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August 24, 2017
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Dreamweaver dialog box text

  • August 24, 2017
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I am trying to change the text in the dialog boxes of dreamweaver cs5. i can't find anywhere to make he change and I can't read the text that is there now. Please advise.

Thanks,

Richard [Email address removed by Mod]

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Correct answer Jon Fritz

That would be a font conflict on your system.

Whatever font that is, has the same id in your system as the one Adobe uses for the dialogue boxes.

I would find the name of that font (using photoshop or illustrator) and then uninstall it.

It doesn't look like something that would be used often enough to deal with the conflict.

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BenPleysier
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BenPleysierCommunity Expert
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August 24, 2017

Please have a look at Dreamweaver update 13.2.1 for Windows 8 (issues related to DPI scaling addressed)

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rownakAuthor
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August 24, 2017

http://rownak.com/dialog-box.htm  Here is the issue that I am having. This text font needs to be changed. Please advise if you know how to change.

Thanks,

Nancy OShea
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Nancy OSheaCommunity Expert
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August 24, 2017

Legacy CS products are not HI DPI aware and never will be.  If you have a HI Res display, you'll need to adjust the resolution settings downward in your OS.  The manner varies by which OS you have.

Please note that scaling text and apps above 100% might make things easier to read but may also truncate some screens/panels.   That's the trade off.

Nancy

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert
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rownakAuthor
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August 24, 2017

http://rownak.com/dialog-box.htm  Here is the issue that I am having. This text font needs to be changed. Please advise if you know how to change.

Thanks,

Jon Fritz
Community Expert
Jon FritzCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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August 24, 2017

That would be a font conflict on your system.

Whatever font that is, has the same id in your system as the one Adobe uses for the dialogue boxes.

I would find the name of that font (using photoshop or illustrator) and then uninstall it.

It doesn't look like something that would be used often enough to deal with the conflict.

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